• Yes to the Rule of Law

    Counter Currents - May 14th 2025 6:58am EDT

    Aristotle 1,936 words Many people on the populist right are cynical and dismissive about “the rule of law.” They’re not simply bemoaning the failures of politicians, judges, and bureaucrats to follow the law. They dismiss the very idea of the rule of law. They aren’t saying we need to rid ourselves of arbitrary rule, they […]

  • The Sun Finally Sets: The End of Empire

    Counter Currents - May 14th 2025 5:21am EDT

    2,230 words A ceramics business in Stoke, in the Midlands of England, closed this month. Moorcroft Potteries’ problems were economic, but they were not failings of the business itself, rather the imposition of new financial strains on the company which it could not support. Facing the highest energy prices in Europe (by some margin), carbon […]

  • Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 636 The Battle for Shiloh

    Counter Currents - May 14th 2025 5:15am EDT

    89 words / 2:06:23 Greg Johnson and David Zsutty talked about Shiloh Hendrix, the potential India-Pakistan war, Trump’s foreign policy, and much more in this latest episode. Topics include: 2:31 – The Shiloh Hendrix experience. 33:47 – The new pope. 48:45 – Question on the size of a functional white ethnostate in America. 57:50 – […]

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  • I Curse the Rains Down in Africa

    Counter Currents - May 13th 2025 3:24pm EDT

    944 words Across social media platforms, a video is making waves. In it, a black American woman expresses her deep frustration after relocating to Ghana, lamenting the country’s inefficiencies and what she considers poor management. “I can’t even get snacks,” she says exasperatedly, going on to describe power outages, unresponsive officials, and a general lack […]

  • Interview with Graveland: From Black Metal Music to Paganism – Part 2

    Counter Currents - May 13th 2025 2:09pm EDT

    3,120 words Part 1 OM: Did you organize any help for Ukrainian Nokturnal Mortum? Do you have any personal experiences with this band? Their store and housing in Kharkiv is destroyed, and the band itself has reportedly left Ukraine. RF: I have a very long contact and unforgettable memories with this band. The first time […]

  • Peasant Revolts, Unpleasant Results: Predictions of Forthcoming ‘Dirty Civil War’ in the West

    Counter Currents - May 13th 2025 5:39am EDT

    David Betz 3,763 words The recent VE-Day celebrations throughout early May marked 80 years since the Allies won the Second World War. Sadly, those very same Allies now seem to be losing the Third World War: the war against the Third World nations currently invading us all. In Great Britain, whose beaches are presently subjected […]

  • When Reality Is Worse Than Fiction

    Counter Currents - May 13th 2025 5:15am EDT

    2,770 words Jean Raspail Le Camp des Saints Editions Robert Laffont, 1973   What if in some surreally bizarre future, an invasion took place not by hordes armed with rifles and artillery, but by hordes armed with pity and guilt? Today, it’s quite obvious to all who can see that the future is now. This […]

  • Simon Webb Unearths More Evidence for Race Realism

    Counter Currents - May 12th 2025 5:29pm EDT

    1,126 words Simon Webb’s “History Debunked” YouTube channel is an excellent source for race realist content. Without fail, Webb delivers lucid arguments which squash ideology whenever it runs afoul of demonstrable fact. He keeps emotion and rancor out of it, and if he employs irony it’s usually of the gentle sort. He speaks with the […]

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  • The New Nationalism: Episode 7

    Counter Currents - May 12th 2025 4:56pm EDT

    37 words The New Nationalism returns. In this episode, Angelo Plume and guest Guido Taietti of CasaPound have a wide-ranging discussion on Italian nationalism, World War Two, European identity, and much more. The episode can be listened to here.

  • The New Nationalism: Episode 6

    Counter Currents - May 12th 2025 4:56pm EDT

    37 words The New Nationalism returns. In this episode, Angelo Plume and guest Guido Taietti of CasaPound have a wide-ranging discussion on Italian nationalism, World War Two, European identity, and much more. The episode can be listened to here.

  • But He “Sieg Heil”s, Bro

    Counter Currents - May 12th 2025 6:53am EDT

    990 words As a grown-up man of fifty-three, there are words I thought I’d never use, names I’d never utter, things I’d never dignify by saying.  Things, words, and names like “Ye.”  But if your fellow party-goer is drinking from the punchbowl wherein floats a turd, you’re bound by loving-kindness to grab the nearest ladle […]

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  • George Wallace & Elijah Muhammad: Short Guys Who Cast Long Shadows

    Counter Currents - May 10th 2025 10:40am EDT

    4,103 words Stephan Lesher George Wallace: American Populist Addison-Wesley, 1994 Claude Andrew Clegg III An Original Man: The Life and Times of Elijah Muhammad St. Martin’s Press, 1997 Like many members of the Montana Militia, Elijah Muhammad believed that a Social Security number represented the Mark of the Beast. And George Wallace’s comment during Alabama’s […]

  • Editor’s Update

    Counter Currents - May 9th 2025 6:47pm EDT

    104 words 1. This Saturday on Counter-Currents Radio: Greg Johnson and David Zsutty talk about Shiloh Hendrix, the India-Pakistan War, the schizo style in White Nationalist politics, Trump’s Houthi Deal, Putin’s celebration of Victory Day, the elections in Romania, and of course your questions. Join us at noon Pacific/3 PM Eastern/9 PM Central European Time […]

  • Building Our Own Culture

    Counter Currents - May 9th 2025 6:30pm EDT

    1,060 words After the election of Donald Trump and the USAID cuts, it seems that progressives and anti-white racists are staggering a bit. We may not have our own ethnostate, but we have fewer people working against it, and the ones who remain have less money. We need to take advantage of this new situation. […]

  • Jonathan, apenas te conocí

    Counter Currents - May 9th 2025 2:41pm EDT

    712 palabras La biografía de Jonathan Bowden de Edward Dutton es una revelación. Pensé que conocía a Jonathan Bowden. Incluso pensaba que estábamos empezando a ser amigos. Pero la verdad es que apenas lo conocía. Sí, conocía sus ideas. Pero no conocía al hombre ni su mente. Después de la muerte prematura de Jonathan, a […]

  • Ripe For Reform: How Aliens Invaded My Home-Planet and Helped Swing a Local Election

    Counter Currents - May 9th 2025 11:07am EDT

    1,906 words Here’s how white my hometown used to be: the first time I ever saw a black man there, I thought he was an alien. He pulled up at a bus-stop in his car when I was walking back home from school with a friend, and shouted out loudly to me, “Steven! Tell me […]

  • Heidegger, Hegel, and the Completion of Western Metaphysics 7

    Counter Currents - May 9th 2025 10:40am EDT

    5,057 words All previous parts here. Absolute Idea Last time, we were continuing our discussion of Hegel’s Logic and were just on the threshold of its third and final division, the Doctrine of the Concept. The Concept constitutes a dialectical third to the Doctrines of Being and Essence. This means that, in accordance with how […]

  • Clearing the Wreckage of the Sexual Revolution

    Counter Currents - May 8th 2025 2:46pm EDT

    3,704 words The sexual revolution had no unambiguous “Thermidor” moment like the fall of Robespierre to bring its most radical phase to an end, but by the beginning of the new millennium it was clear feminism was no longer carrying all before it as it had just a few years earlier. Its institutional legacy, of […]

  • The Coolest Fascist Ever

    Counter Currents - May 8th 2025 6:08am EDT

    1,992 words I remember when I was in college, I had a professor who used to place a lot of emphasis on the differences between advertising and propaganda. The old man would explain that the former tended to adapt to the tastes and customs of its target audience, while the latter was far more insidious, […]

  • Eugenomics: A Framework for Cognitive Enhancement and Economic Efficiency in Public Policy

    Counter Currents - May 8th 2025 6:00am EDT

    1,267 words As governments grapple with slowing productivity, aging populations, and rising public debt, a new policy framework is urgently needed—one that transcends the conventional trade-offs between equity and growth, and instead focuses on what matters most for long-term societal success: intelligence and competence. Eugenomics provides that framework. Defined as the systematic prioritization of cognitive […]

  • Projection and the Left

    Counter Currents - May 7th 2025 12:03pm EDT

    2,484 words Why dost thou behold the mote in thy brother’s eye, and behold not the beam that is in thine own? Matthew 7:3 *** The psychopathology of the left is a significant factor in the decline of the West, and yet we don’t fully understand it. In fact, we don’t understand it at all. […]

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  • Chaos in the North: Canada’s Election Aftermath

    Counter Currents - May 7th 2025 11:01am EDT

    1,456 words Mark Carney On the day of Canada’s federal election on April 28, 2025, President Donald Trump made the following comment: Good luck to the Great people of Canada. Elect the man who has the strength and wisdom to cut your taxes in half, increase your military power, for free, to the highest level […]

  • White Etiquette Musings of a People Watcher

    Counter Currents - May 7th 2025 8:19am EDT

    1,104 words Covid was perhaps the best thing to ever happen to me. Yes, I know. There is a whole lot we could talk about in that context, but for me personally, it had mainly positive effects. Since I used to commute to work by train five days a week, I was deemed high-risk back […]

  • Notes on Plato’s Gorgias, Part 19

    Counter Currents - May 6th 2025 2:14pm EDT

    Bust of Pericles 2,714 words (Part 1 here, Part 2 here, Part 3 here, Part 4 here, Part 5 here, Part 6 here, Part 7 here, Part 8 here, Part 9 here, Part 10 here, Part 11 here, Part 12 here, Part 13 here, Part 14 here, Part 15 here, Part 16 here, Part 17 […]

  • Donald Trump and the $5,000 Baby Bonus

    Counter Currents - May 6th 2025 12:52pm EDT

    1,405 words During his reign as Roman emperor, Augustus Caesar acted to reverse the declining birthrate of his people. He passed various pro-family laws which penalized the unmarried and the childless, discouraged miscegenation between Romans and non-Romans, taxed prostitution, and criminalized homosexuality. The Romans had been concerned about declining birthrates for centuries, and under Augustus’ […]